Sentence examples for shape of music from inspiring English sources

Sendak elaborated on the degree to which he conceives his work musically in an article called "The Shape of Music," which appeared in the Sunday Herald Tribune late in 1964.

It was all about point and counterpoint, rhythm and timing — what Sendak would later call the "shape of music".

Then, 1,300 cubic yards of clean subsoil were brought to the site to create the rough shape of Music Island and two short points on either side.

From there, it's over a "Royal Park seat," complete with two picnic baskets and wine bottles (filled with water) and past a "bandstand" jump bedecked with hedges in the shape of music notes.

A technological quantum leap from 1991's Screamadelica, the last Primal Scream album to alter the rock consciousness, the band play on regardless suddenly finding a genre-defining brand of electro-punk envisioning the shape of music to come.

I picked one with some barbed wire in the shape of music notes and quickly posted it because I was on my way to lunch.

If the idea is to treat composers as serious artists, then concerts must become significantly more flexible, in order to accommodate the myriad shapes of music of the past thousand years.

As the VR film world matures and we are able to guide our own journey through the story, music and sound in VR will take the shape of game music on steroids.

Fresh from their SXSW triumph, the unstoppable PC Music sugar rush is rolling on, this time in the shape of a music video for their glucose-sodden love song "Hey QT".

"Technology has always shaped music," he says, "be it 78s, 45s, LPs or CDs, it changes the shape of the music.

… Voices faint, largely unintelligible") — Glass writes that Beckett's text "provided no clue as to what the emotional shape of the music might be … I was thereby liberated from the necessity of shaping the music to fit the action, or even to not fit the action".